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ground to procure a livelihood. Aside from this, the flow of the creek, after the spring fresher of highwater, soon dried up and the low lands in the first section alone pro-vided crops.
In the course of time, school section 16 came into market and was immediately brought under cultivation. A reservoir was constructed on the headwaters of the creek which greatly increased the water supply and security of the farmers.
As far as can be recalled by some and from a few records it is understood that Willis Twitchell was the first Sunday School Superintendent. The second was Edward F. Twitchell. Others who have served in this capacity are Moses Edwards, Charles Woodbury, Joseph Patterson, George Bradshaw. Of late years, Lavel Bradshaw served as Presiding Elder.
An ecclesiastical organization has existed from Manderfield's early settlement to the present time as a Branch of the Beaver Ward. Sunday School and Church services were held jointly under the direction of the presiding Elder. A district school was held each year until the County elected to transport students from outlying sections to the schools in Beaver.
In 1913, a company known as the Beaver Irrigation Lands Co. was incorporated. The incorporators were Joshua Greenwood, E. C. McGarry, N. P. Ipsom, M. M. and James E. Steel, and R. H. Barton. This company sought to settle their extensive holdings by investors from other states. A limited number from Minnesota and California responded, but the project failed in the course of a few years and the property reverted largely to the incorporators.
At the present writing, the inhabitants of Manderfield are made up of local people who are industriously and successfully making the desert to blossom as the

ground to procure a livelihood. Aside from this, the flow of the creek, after the spring fresher of highwater, soon dried up and the low lands in the first section alone pro-vided crops.
In the course of time, school section 16 came into market and was immediately brought under cultivation. A reservoir was constructed on the headwaters of the creek which greatly increased the water supply and security of the farmers.
As far as can be recalled by some and from a few records it is understood that Willis Twitchell was the first Sunday School Superintendent. The second was Edward F. Twitchell. Others who have served in this capacity are Moses Edwards, Charles Woodbury, Joseph Patterson, George Bradshaw. Of late years, Lavel Bradshaw served as Presiding Elder.
An ecclesiastical organization has existed from Manderfield's early settlement to the present time as a Branch of the Beaver Ward. Sunday School and Church services were held jointly under the direction of the presiding Elder. A district school was held each year until the County elected to transport students from outlying sections to the schools in Beaver.
In 1913, a company known as the Beaver Irrigation Lands Co. was incorporated. The incorporators were Joshua Greenwood, E. C. McGarry, N. P. Ipsom, M. M. and James E. Steel, and R. H. Barton. This company sought to settle their extensive holdings by investors from other states. A limited number from Minnesota and California responded, but the project failed in the course of a few years and the property reverted largely to the incorporators.
At the present writing, the inhabitants of Manderfield are made up of local people who are industriously and successfully making the desert to blossom as the